Supernatural Season 11

Started by Surtur21 pages

Also God is a bit of a dick because instead of bringing both their parents back he just brings their mother back.

Or remember Adam..still in the cage? He's more than likely been exposed to torture that surpasses most of the stuff that people in hell have to experience. Given Death couldn't really undo the damage done to Sam by Lucifer it's possible God couldn't truly fix Adam, but he could at least send his soul off to heaven.

Plus I've forgotten if Bobby is still in heaven's jail?

Actually I would say that it isn't God that is the Dick it is the Fans of this show that are the dicks. Cause its the Fans of this show who enjoy watching the characters on this show suffer.

Yeah I am looking at you Surt!!!!!

It's the opposite for me mostly. That is what makes the Winchester Curse(if you befriend them you'll most probably end up dying some horrible death) so bad. Sam and Dean are just two people, it's the various guest characters that add a lot to the show. But they tend to take on the lifespan of a mayfly when they befriend the Winchesters. It's not even just people they befriend, but even if you're some random person that got saved by them...even that brief association might get you killed(As Crowley did to many of the people they first saved).

There are a few exceptions. Poor Bobby avoided it for years, but eventually it got to him and he didn't just get killed they ruined his afterlife as well. With Bobby gone it seems Sheriff Judy is now the longest surviving ally. Can she avoid the curse indefinitely? Who knows.

For all the talk from Sam and Dean about how being a hunter is always going to end badly and bloody..they sure do cheat death a lot. Death itself wasn't even able to cheat death in the end lol, but Sam and Dean just keep going and going. Why doesn't God just make them these immortal hunters and get it over with? When Sam and Dean die the Earth is most likely going to end within a few decades at most.

That's a good point. When those two are finally dead (and I mean staying dead), who is left to handle the really big bads? Most other hunters barely seem capable of handling a handful of demons.

Though, the British MoL do have some fun toys. Like that vampire poisoning gun lol.

The British MoL do have some fun toys, but they almost remind me of Reed Richards: technically capable of changing the world with his devices, but he just kinda sits on it.

Where was the British MoL with all their stuff during the whole Apocalypse or the Leviathans or all the other things? The thing they used on Lucifer could have helped back in season 5, especially if it sent him back to the cage lol.

Well, based on the American chapter's history, they seem mostly content to sit on their asses, for the most part, doing the Mr Fantastic thing, like you said.

Damn some bad news. Apparently there isn't going to be any Bobby appearances this season.

The Winchester curse almost makes it so that you don't want to get attached to any characters who aren't Sam or Dean because you know what is going to befall them.

One upcoming episode I'm looking forward to is a

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Memento like episode. Where apparently Dean gets a similar condition with memory loss and at first it kind of..frees him from his own inner demons and gives him a more carefree attitude, until he begins to forget about people like Sam, etc.
. Sounds like it should be interesting.

Poor Castiel..dude was damn near brought to tears by Mary telling him to stop making excuses.

Also wait, the dude can't even hunt down some vamps?

RIP young Billy there's a heaven for a G.

Dean Winchester crying over someone else making a stupid decision without giving a shit about the consequences?!

Lol, nice. Next week Sam and Dean will lecture people about putting family above the fate of the world.

Latest episode kinda hammers home the fact that the angels really are just horrible people in the long run.

I found it amusing that the only angel who remembers that he has TK also happens to be a villain.

I find it amusing that suddenly Nephilim are world ending cosmic threats. The Neph Castiel and Metatron killed sure as hell didn't seem to be anything more than physically tough and strong.

Anyways, at the end when Castiel says to the chick "if you change your mind I'll be waiting" I couldn't decide if he was saying he would allow her to kill him if she decides she wants more revenge? Though it sounded a lot more ominous, like he'll be waiting there ready and willing to try to beat the shit out of her if she comes back.

Haven't all the SEASONAL MENACES of this show kind of been portrayed like that until Sam & Dean find the magical macguffin and they then go down like something that rhymes with Gary Busey?

About to watch the latest episode, apparently it was directed by the guy who played the Trickster.

I think this was one of the better episodes of the last few seasons.

We also learn a bit about Azazel, that he was a prince of hell and that there are other yellow eyed demons who are also princes of hell. We see

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Ramiel in this episode and it reveals there are a few other princes out there named Asmodeus and Dagon. I assume we'll see Dagon later in the season since Ramiel said she has an interest in Lucifers kid.

Oh and of course another hunter falls to the Winchester Curse.

I am just wondering how many "General" class demons Lucifer made. Seems like a lot. Lilith wasn't the only white-eyed demon. Also had Alistair, or whatever his name was again. Then there was also Cain, and the Knights of Hell. And Cain was also one of the first demons. So, were the Knights made alongside Lucifer's Princes? Also makes me wonder what Cain's rank would have been. By feats, he is actually more powerful than virtually any other demon seen to date, but that can partly be chalked up to the Mark, I guess. But still, seems in Hell, might makes right, so his power level would likely have put him high on the food chain.

Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
I am just wondering how many "General" class demons Lucifer made. Seems like a lot. Lilith wasn't the only white-eyed demon. Also had Alistair, or whatever his name was again. Then there was also Cain, and the Knights of Hell. And Cain was also one of the first demons. So, were the Knights made alongside Lucifer's Princes? Also makes me wonder what Cain's rank would have been. By feats, he is actually more powerful than virtually any other demon seen to date, but that can partly be chalked up to the Mark, I guess. But still, seems in Hell, might makes right, so his power level would likely have put him high on the food chain.

Here is what makes even less sense: from the description the princes were made after Lilith and were thus beneath her in power. Yet we know Lilith was quite afraid of the demon killing blade. Whereas this prince just shrugged it off like it was nobody's business. In the past whenever a powerful demon has been stabbed and not died right away there was always sort of this glowing effect around the wound showing it was at least having some effect, but we didn't see that here.

Originally posted by Surtur
Here is what makes even less sense: from the description the princes were made after Lilith and were thus beneath her in power. Yet we know Lilith was quite afraid of the demon killing blade. Whereas this prince just shrugged it off like it was nobody's business. In the past whenever a powerful demon has been stabbed and not died right away there was always sort of this glowing effect around the wound showing it was at least having some effect, but we didn't see that here.

Yeah, that was off. Also, I am assuming they got the magical knuckle duster from Mary, seeing as she has been going all Batman with British MoL gear. Did neither of them wonder just why she was packing the same toys that gave Dean and Cass a beat down in a previous episode?

Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
Yeah, that was off. Also, I am assuming they got the magical knuckle duster from Mary, seeing as she has been going all Batman with British MoL gear. Did neither of them wonder just why she was packing the same toys that gave Dean and Cass a beat down in a previous episode?

I had figured Sam and Dean took them off the dead body of the person who first used them.

I admit I'm glad the version of Lucifer we saw at the end is back, I like the actor who plays him.